Tips May 9, 2019 21:47

I’m a female member with Dating Type B.

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At first, I cautiously chose Type B, but after meeting several men, I’ve gotten more comfortable with it. Most of them have been gentlemanly in appearance and wonderful on the inside, and I haven’t met many men I found physically off-putting, so in over 80% of cases, things have progressed to a relationship after the second meeting or later. However, I haven’t reported that to the club in the questionnaire. Do clubs usually receive feedback from the men about whether a woman was able to continue seeing them or not after the second meeting? I tell every man something along the lines of, “You’re my first,” so I get a chill thinking that, just in case, the club might have told them something like, “She’s Type B, but we’ve received feedback that she almost always ends up continuing the relationship, so you probably won’t be turned down.” In a way, it feels a bit like the opposite of misrepresenting one’s dating type... I’d appreciate it if someone could explain how the staff handle this sort of situation. I look forward to your answers.
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Maezawa here. It’s kind of strange: when things don’t progress beyond dinner or something unpleasant happens during the date, feedback comes in right away. But when it was a good date, people don’t seem to send feedback as often. So I think it’s safe to assume that most people don’t send feedback saying, “We went further on the first day.” Also, even if we do receive that kind of feedback, I don’t think we pass it on to the man as-is. It’s the other way around—say, someone with Relationship Type C only had dinner—then the club may contact the woman to ask about her stated relationship type. That’s because the man has filed a complaint. That said, we sometimes get asked whether someone who is Relationship Type B is closer to A or closer to C. If we have feedback in that situation, we might say something like, “She may be closer to C, but that’s only how she feels, so it could be inaccurate.” Even so, I don’t think there’s much need to worry. We’ve never had a man complain about the reverse relationship-type scam, though… I wonder why? (Not that it’s anything worth wondering about, haha.)
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